From:	mcheu <mpcheu AT yahoo DOT com>
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Subject:	Re: help
Date:	Thu, 21 Jun 2001 16:00:13 -0400
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On Sun, 17 Jun 2001 20:06:31 EDT, Wlidman AT aol DOT com wrote:

>i finished the installation and the changing of the autoexec.bat and i dont 
>know what or where djgpp is and it is in the folder c:\djgpp 
>is there supposed to be a djgpp.exe file or what how do i run it    
>Sincerely
>Chris McGuire       

You might want to read the readme.1st file.  It was among the list of
files you should have downloaded.   I suspect that you wouldn't have
known to change your autoexec.bat if you didn't at least skim that
file.   All of this should be in the readme.1st file.   If it wasn't
in your copy, see if you can snag another copy someplace.

anyways, assuming you set it all up correctly... putting djgpp\bin in
your path, and setting the DJGPP environment variable and all that...

you would type up a c program in a text editor and save it with a C
extension for C programs and a CPP extension for C programs.   Then
from whereever you saved it, you'd use one of these lines to compile
it into a working program.   There are also other features and command
line options, but this is just to get you started.

For C programs:

gcc -o bonjourworld.exe bonjourworld.c

For the equivalent C++ program...

gxx -o bonjourworld.exe bonjourworld.cpp

Windows NOTEPAD or the MSDOS EDIT command should be ok text editors
for this.   Later when you get more serious, you can use
winEMACS/EMACS or RawHIDE (RHIDE) -- they're easily found and
downloaded wherever you can find DJGPP.


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Thanks

MCheu


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